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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-02
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which tina ,eadino. r.o,,.,,or. s,.,..us.
plavs. tableaus. a;c., vsrs nr.rsn,od Tbe
programme vss a rsrv iu,i ons. and ths
tabieaua were op,te srt,st,csIlv arransed. One
os them vas tba thirteen original atstea
there beino thirteen little Girls Rsilv dressed
10 represent the states, an d In their midst the
Goddess of Liberty. Miss Ellen wisns
taking the psrt of Goddess While lthe
tableau was In view the national HYMN was
supp, Another tablesu was very pretty
Clara Spong appeared on the stage very
POORLY clad and sang 4" Nobody's Child"
The curtain In front OF the stage was closed
- she ended the song and almost imme.
diateiy was reopened when Q most effective
tabieau was presented, the same little girl
being seen in fine attire, In charge of an
angel (Miss Mable Dreer), while 4 chorus
sang The Home Over There"
While the programme wss going on yery
nicely, there was . terrible shrek came
from the sudience, and this was instantly fol.
lowed by other shrieks and screams and
q general panic reigned throughout the hall.
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base Hall News.

TIE League games yesterday were: At
Detroit Detroit u, Philadelphia Il; at Chi
csgo: Chicago 3, Washington 5; at Pittsburp;
Boston 9, Pittsburg 4 at Indianapolis: New
York -, indianapolis ;
The Association games were At Phils-
delphis: Athletics o, Baltimore 2; at Staten
Island: Brooklyn 9. Nets at Louisville :
Louisville Ii, ST Louis 1 at Cincinnati :
Cincinnati To- Cleveland 5.
The State League games of yesterday were
At Willismsport: Willismsport 10: Reading
.; at Altoona: Altoona Il, Wilkesbsrre . : al
Bradford Bradford Is; Allentown
The Louisville is astonishing the people by
downing the ~. Louis Latham was fined
$40 yesterday for insulting the umpire.
There were six home runs in Yesterday a
Detroit-Philsde!phis game. Big Dan
Brouthers had two OF them,
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REV. j. W. Mem,nger's Firs, Sermon,

Rev. J. W. Msminger, pastor. elect OF st.
Psul's Reformed church 0f this city, arrived
here on Friday evening. The members OF
the congregation met ut the parsonage In the
evening 10 welcome him. Mr.. Meminger
comes here from Vincent, Chester county.
All unite with the members OF st Pauls, Ia
giving him cordial greeting. lie will hold
services to morrow morning and evening In
81 fauis church. The installation will not
take plscs until the con- pletion of the repairs
now being made In the main audience room.
prohabiy about the middle Of August,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-02

live ssoc2 nArses,

CHiuAao, July The Drore~S Journal re-
rorts Catte-Rccoipts, 7CO head: shirments.
S.S market strong; shipping steers. 40 u
LSn Ms. q 19t 20; stockers and feeders, si IS
o. Is cows, bulls and mixed, Si slslS 20 bulk
u .5os % Texas cattle, u s1S M.
drss-Receipts, 1900 head shipmonts, coo
ncad ; market strong; rough and mixed, " 81
u : as 70; skips q 0l0t 10,
sheep-keceipts. SS head; shipments,
'SGt IL; western. q oOG5 10; Texans, o. go
EAST LiBsErv.--Catte--Rec as .
shipments, 81; market very dun prime
y SSgt ~; fair to good. 81 . a. IL common,
s!,SGS = cattle shipped to New York, none.
Hoss-kecetpts, 10 head; shipinsuts 800
head market active; Philaielphias, ., 1 a. Is
forsers, - ?1fp' SO; common to light Z, uxlS rs .
cars. -'
sheep-Rcceip's. 1000 head shipments, 5000 |;
market fim prime, ~ taylt6S: fair to good, o. III
!li cOmmOn. Ii So; spring lambs. q tNsid 30.
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Death From PARALYSIS.

Levi Hart, for many years past tipsiave
In the county courts, died Ia. day OF parsl ysis
In the slst year Of his age, at his rosld ence,
No 40 Manor street. lie had stroke ON
Thursdsy last and another on Friday and
oied this morning. Mr.. Hart was known TO
almost everybody in Lancaster. During the
iNe war he was private soldier aud team.
scr In the army. His gray beard and bent
.o'm was ior many years q conspicuous
ngure In the court house and upon the
strestA He leaves two sons-Ieyi, of Bslti.
more and John w., Of 40 Manor street.
with the last named OF whom he lived. His
funeral will take place on TUT sdsy morning,
lnterm0nt private.
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meeting OF the Tucqusn Fishing club
was held on Friday evening. y. y. Rsthvon
president,snd Lewis y. Haldy vice president,
tsndered their designations as officers and
sc'ive members and John b. Roth, +. j.
I.hm and VIM. l. Gin a. active members
The designations were accepted, their names
placed on the roll ~ honorary members and
they were given the privilege OF visiting the
camp whenever they wished. To ill the
vacancies in the offices, u. NJ. Zshm was
elected president and John b. Kevinski vice
president, they being the Oldest members.
There were seven vacancies on the active list
and they were filled by the election OF DR.. O.
Roland, John q. Wsriel, Isaac W. Leidigh,
Jera Rohrer, James A. McDevitt, Charles +.
Rengier and John l.. Martin. The club will
60 into camp at York Furnace, on July Is.
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Amuseinents.

Grand Opera House Opening evening
the grand opera house will be opened by Miss
Carton and company, in "Foggs Ierry."
Among the support Is william T.. Todd. late of
Robson D Crane. Joseph Fields and John X i.
Trew.tz will be heard IN a musical speci .Ity
feature of this opening will be the new scenery,
wardrobe and superb mechanical effects, In.
Guiding the beautiful prismatic fountain, the
mill ana waterfall. Mississippi river steamer
fully Illuminated ana in complete working
order. The explosion. the scenery and mechani.
cal effects are new. and have been man u featured
expressly for this prod duction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-02

Tho Authorities NJ the County Insane Asylum
Coldiy Decline TO Receive Her.

Tho Authorizes NJ the County Insane Asylum
Coldiy Decline TO Receive Her.
On Thursday night Officer Lewsrs, while
on his beat near the reservoir, saw a woman
wandering aimlessy about the grounds on
going up to her he found she was evidently
OF unsound mind, and supposing she had
wandered away from the county asylum he
took her there and left her In charge OF the
officers. Friday morning the officers turned
her out, saying she was not an inmate
OF the asylum and that they had no
authority TO keep her there. She
wandered oil, and the next that was heard OF
her WAS from Lampeter. Mr.. J. Henry
Musser, seeing that she was insane, took
charge Of her, and learned that her name
was Mary Myers and that she be-
l0nged TO Rohrerstown. Thinking the
asylum the proper place for her, and not
knowing that the officers OF that institution
had refused to receive her, no took her there
last evening, but was refused admlttance
Not knowing what else to do With her he
took her to the police station, where she
spent the night, and was this morning again
sent to the asylum on an order from Mayor
Morton, and there she remains at present
1t may be necessary for the officers OF
the county institutions to be very careful In
receiving inmates except on properly drawn
orders, but after having received this de.
mented woman from Officer Lewars they
o ,rtainly should not have turned her ou,
upon the public highway the next morning,
liable a. she was TO run into all sorts OF
dangers.
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The Presbyterian Picuic


The picnic Of the First Presbyterian church
OF this city was held at Rocky spring yester.
day. The weather was warm, aud it WAS a
reilei 10 get away from the dusty city and
enjoy the cool bret2es of the delightful grove
at Rcchy Springs and it il doubtful il
ever more Joyous party assembled
al thiS hNorite resort than the big
and little "blue stockings" that assembled
there yesterday. In the first plsce, the picnic
was free--no tickets we're sold, and nobody
was expected To bring basket or any other
Kind OF lunch, and yet most abundant
lunch was spread, and the tables were ii lied
with good things from morning until even.
ing. IL IL hard tO tell how many people
were on the ground. Thirteen packed omni.
buSseS went out in the morning, and seyera,
more at poon. There were scores if not hun
dreds OF private conveysnces, and a great
number rode out on the East End street cars
to Potts, and thence bostcd down the Cones
toga to the picnic. A large number OF
boats were provided, and every child
at the picnic was given a boat.ride
Then there was a game OF base ball between
the men and the boys, and the boys won a
glorious victory. tlloit pitching was
favorite pastime and so was angling and
there were many other games, some of them
quite congenial TO the girls, INDUCED
IN. The party returned to the city at an
early hour in the evening, delighted with
the days recreation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-02

This morning horse htched to a buggy,
belonging to man from the county, ,frigh,en.
ed in front Of the Northern market house
He started to run up North Queen street and
coslided with another team near the wssl I.
ington hotel His buggy was upset and the
top was broken of. The horse turned into
West Lemon street and WAS caught in the
extreme western part of the city. The buggy
was q total wreck.
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DAA rAA.

soupEss.-In this city. on July lst, Rosens,
vile OF Jacob sOuders, In the 33Ih year of her
age
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from
the residence OF her husband. NO lA ksst
nimin street. on sunday afternoon a. 3k O'Clock,
intsrinsut ~ Lancaster cemstery.
cSwm,n.. Ggnn,insa.iG shis city. July l. lss7. Thos.
5hs vsaatives ana friends, DonseL Lodsa.
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Trovsr ana Conversion.
Mount Joy Herald,

from Inc Mount Joy Herald.
Dull belonging to Jssas Hotie,ns, .
farmer residing In East Donegal tovn.h,n
got into his neighbours, John Amway's tis,t
and by him was driven home with The ,s.s
OF his cattle. Mr.. HoiIsins missed ths h",i
within = few hours and when he want ~,
him, Mr.. ANYWAY refused to give him m
unless Mr.. HOftsins paid q, which he rcr
fused 70 do. Taking witness along Hofisins
made demand TOR the bull, and upon being
refused Q second time, brought I suit for
trover aud conversion, before Squire Nc
kadden. The bull 10 valued at &C., The
case will be heard on Tuesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-02
Murderer showers Effects Sold,

Sheriff iordy went to Aunville Thursday
and sold the personal effects OF William
showers, who six weeks ago killed his two
grandchildren. The sale WAS on judg-
ment for Sl,0oo held by Sam'l seabolri, and
but siIS.2 was realized. The tedstead upon
which the boys were murdered was sold TO
David Mckinney for $40, and the potatoes In
the lot where the dead bodies were found
were sold to four eager purchasers,
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Death Of E,~ ooa n, I,sucs.

Elwood M. Dance, Of the firm of f. M
Dance d Co, Wholesale coniectioners, died At
tho residence Of his mother, Mira. Csthsrine
=. Dance, No Gis South Queen street, aged
= yoArA Ho leaves Q wife and two small
children, besides several other relatives in
this city, together with large circle OF dc,
voted friends, who sincerely mourn his early
death. He was . member OF Inland City
Lodge Knights OF Pythiss and also OF the
UnifOrm Rank OF the same order, who will
attend his funeral TO morrow st O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-02
Oa . Visit 20 Lancaster.

n. William III. Spear, formerly the United
feess opsrator ct the INTELLIaENCER office,
Das now taking the report OF the United
fsess Tor the New York Telegram, arrived
~ Lancaster lest evening from New York ON
2 vis't 70 DIS old frtends here. He looks g
snoogh the world had been using him we'll
sance bis departure, and no was warmly
osootad BY many ir,sndA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-02

Complaint WAS made to the mayor this
morning that the boys in the viclnity OF Low
and Rocklsnd streets have been damaging
property in break ing down fences in getting
into yards while playing ball. The polIcs
were instructed to abate In enuisance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-02

Ihe twelfth annual four.mile strsiehtaway
race between eight.oared crews representing
Yale and Harvard Universities was rowed
Friday evening over the Thames river course,
ar New London, Conn, from Gales Ferry To
winthrop Point, and was won by Yale by 5iS
lengths Official time-Yale, % IS; liar.
ward - lOH.
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Poor Dtrectors Meer

At the meeting OF the board OF poor direc-
tors to-day, the steward was directed to eln.
ploy qusrrymen 10 take out 1000 perch OF
building stone at q certain price per perch.
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GOOfl lelllug

Charles Franc.scus, Jacob +. WOlfer and
George W. Kendrick returned last even ing
from two days fishing trip in Chester
county. They brought back 3S turtles and
$50 eels and catfish.
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Additional MAIL S~ryJce.

An additional mail pouch has been put on
between this city and Marietta, and 1t will
leave here a. p. IN. Heretofore there were
mails to that place in the morning and even-
Ing only. The new arrangement will bs a
great convenience.
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A woman Hasxs Hsrssls

Sarah N. Hines. aged 90. wife OF John
Hines, farmer Of HOpewell township York
county, committed suicide by hanging on
Thursdsy. she was eutfsriag from mslsn-
leeves oesidss her husband several married
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The First Under the Law,

To Squire Rosth, OF Maristta, belongs the
credit OF having filled up the fiest blank for
a marriage license, under the late act of %
sembly giving aldermen and justices OF the
peace that authority.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-02

Jacob y. eLfer, wholesale iluOr deiier
Centre Square. Is connected sith III. telephone
exchange.
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nRAND LUNCH-CLAMS SOUP AT EN-. i.
NJ celsior Hall this evening. koeher's Cele-
braied Lager Beer ON tap.
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LOCAL CHIPS,

The county treasurer has extended the
time for the payment OF the mercantile tax
until Thursday next
Mrs. h. N. Howell and sister, Misz
barbara Burger, LETT today for q trip to
Gettysburg and other points of interest
Rev. Ungsrieider, OF this city, will oni.
ciate ut the funeral on Sunday of Rev. Wolf
Woinstein, VINO died on Friday in Harris.
burg.
Brother Ambrose, president of st Francis
college, Lorstto, Pa, will DO the guest of
Rev. DR.. McCuilsgh during the meeting OF
state college presidents here next week.
The Lancaster TObOggsn association held
meeting last evening and wound up its
sifAirs. 1t will probably take hold OF the
work OF tObogganing earlier next season.
y. X. Herr II visiting Scranton to confer
with General Secretary Hornsy, and ar.
range programme for the Prohibition state
convention which will be held Ut Lancaster,
September 22 to 25tE.
Mira Bell Hsrrsr's list birthday anni-
veTssry was celebrated on Thursday In
Colersin township. Dew. DR.. q. w. Stewart
ana wife. George w. henssl and wife, and
the guestA
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ENSTATEO or HENRY T.. LEMAN, LATE
IL OF Lancaster city, deceased. Letter tesla.
mentary on said estate having been granted 10
the undersigned. all persons indebted thereto
are req uesied To make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands against the
same. VIII present them without delay for settle.
ment to ths undersigned residing IN Lancaster.
A.. q. k6lNtEIIL,
}. HAROLD wICKERSIIAM
~ BOiS KOuREk,
mayl6-GtdM Executors.
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NEW ADVERTIsKMEyTs

UNCh.-PEPPER POr LUNCH TO.
- AZ NiGHT a. the Manor Hotel, 2I7 and 2Is
hnnse. Beer drawn from the kpg.
itd' JOHN Is BissINGEK, Prom.
NLAM SOuP.-CLAM SOUP LUNCH
~ THIS ENEaiN6 at the Washington House.
ana Laucr's porter on draft.
, W. II. DEICHLER,
Ha' Proprietor.
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golden EAGLEsAr MASHeIR
The Public 1petailatton Exercises OF stefs
Castle, No lG0, Friday Evening.

The Public Ipsts,ation Exercises OF steGsel
Castle, No lGS. Friday Evening.
"There was a sound OF revelry by night"
at Mannheim Friday evening. The Feyelry
was not of the Bscchanslish order, for the
voice and laugh Of fair womankind was
mingled With it and the presence of reverend
mlnlSers OF the gospel was MINI gled with that
OF plumed and titled Sir Knights. The oc.
casion was the public installation OF officers
OF Steigel Castle, Knights OF the Golden
Eagle, Nc. leo, and the auquet at the Wash.
iDgton house following.
Steigel Castle is less than four months old
and numbers 50 members. The installation
ceremonies were in charge of District Grand
Chief J. Fl. S.oil, and were condu ucted by him
and six other members of Hermit Castle, No.
Go, Mount Joy,-H. c. Shock, s. ii. ; G. II.
Shock, X. Of +. /: NJ. NJ. Leib, NJ. OF K. T.
n. Hostetter, p. C.; II. l. S,ager II. p; J.
l.. Brenemsn, V. &. A number Of visitors were
present by invitation, and notwithstsnG ing
the great heat the audience remained to the
close Of the beautiful ritualistic ceremonies.
A procession of whiterobed little maidens
carried the altar into its place and besto we'd a
bouquet upon each OF the visiting Grand
Castle officers. Noble Chief W. K Nauman
called the assem- blage to order, and when the
chairs we're vacated to he filled by the in
Quoting officials, the following were in.
stalled:
Past Chief, W. Rsif Nauman noble
chief, ]. NJ. Shoemaker; vice chief, ii. q.
Benin high priest, Martin T,hudy : vensr-
able hermit, l.. II. Romberger master Of
records, Franklin Bushong /; keeper OF ex.
chequer, Dr. J. +. Dunlap; clerk of ex-
chequer, Christian Hartman sir herald, X.
+. Hamaker worthy hard, ID. r. Gibble
worthy cham berlsin, W. &. Giuder; en-.
sign, Jerome iocum esquire. II r Shif.
fer; first guardsmsD, J. 4. Fetterly sec.
ond assistant, Frank Arnold.
At the close of these ceremonies, addresses
OF congrstulation and exhOrtation were de.
livsred by Rev. Messrs McClintOck and
Johns0n, OF the Episcopal and the German
Reformed churches. At the banquet up
wards OF eighty visiting brothers, ladies and
musicians partook Of the Castles hos pitality,
and brief addresses were made by the visit.
ing officers, the ministers, Past Chief Nal,-
man, DR.. Dunlap, J. II. Shenk, OF No. GG,
l. X, Wilmer, OF l51, aud others The Mount
Joy brethren aud their ladies' left at Il:3s
and the festivities closed at the same hour
Grand Chief Stoll and several others will in.
stall officers OF Now Holland Castle on Tues.
day evening.
Big Time NJ Middietown.
1t Ia expected that at least 500 uniformed
assist at the dedication of the magnificent
Middietown, Daupnin county. The parade
will take place on July 4th at O'Clock =. IN.
The hall costs s. 900 and is q splendid edilics.
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NCH-L A ASTER COUNTY
- snapper soup will be served tor lunch all
TKHNCIsCUs' HOTEL,
Cor. sonth Queen and Straw berry streets
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HlNES AWAY FREE!
~ tou usually read an al vert .ament with
this heading. They charge for pac kim aud
mailing more than the article Il worth-tba at 1,
usual. We give tRkE, absolutely free, all the
comforts OF the store. Come and see " hat they
are. Coolest place in town some say. A cosy place
10 meet your friends. Chairs Tn rest In. Can
leave All your packages tn "thai husband Of
yours " u ready to start Tor home. and ircs,
always free to talk over newest patterns in
stamping there are some perfect beautie.) and
ths new fancy work. free start In any of
thsm. ! hat Is the work ced, so you can
Ko on ana nntshtt. You little thought that yOu
could do II, Looks so hard and Is so simple
when you start righ and mate ri,lis = are right
Hsppy Fourth Of July,
MRS H. NJ. WOODWARD
No. ak EAStklN9 STREET.
marDlydsAW
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ESTATE OF BERNHARD HUFFMAN,
~ late OF Lancaster. city. decd. Letters testa.
mentary on said estate having been granted To
the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate pay me Z, ana
those having claims or demands against tho
saInes will present them without delay tor set
tioinent To the undersigned, residing at No. 5l9
kOckland street, Lancaster.
ANNA MARY kUHLNAN, Executor,
BROWN HsSssL. Attorneys, je:stdf
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AN DGJOfAaLD Av1sr.
Pleasant Time ~ . Society nsnauss at miner,
vile Normal SchoUt


The gentlemen OF the Normal I,,,er.yv
society, Of Millersville State Normal .scboo,
made a new departure in holding the first
banquet ever given by either Of the flourish.
ing societies Of that institution. on Friday
evening. At $50 =. M. forty. five Normslities
ehtered the large dining room OF the school
ana seated themselves at the festive bosrd
which was laden with everything that could
oe desired by the boys, after long siege OF
hard study. The table presented = beautiful
appearance and reelected great credit upon
Mr.. WArtel, by whom the banquet was
gotten up In his best style. The Normal
society Was cheered To the echo, and the ex-
ercises Of the evening were begun In good
spirit. A. T.. Ieaman sctsd as toast master,
anu delivered the addr,s, OF welcome The
iollowing toasts were responded to, "Our
New Principal, r. o. l.yte," Wilson &.
Cooper "The Normal Girls Eugene L.
Floto; "The Demand OF the Day" J. Rutter
worst; "rhe Wheel OF Fortune" John q.
Swartley; "Proph. cies," :. H. Rsnck.
During the evening u motion was made
aud carried 10 send n committee to invite
Professors l.yte and Hull to attend the exer.
cises Their appearance was greeted with
long continued applause They responded
with excellent addresses which were
highly appreciated by tho harqueters
lmprompiu addresses were also made
oy Elmer McCurdy, Harry rickel and
others. The affair wound up at a late hour,
ana the followers OF the crimson banner re
tired, elated with the success OF their under
taxing.
CoMMESCEMENr.
Examinations are now over, commence.
msnt exercises will take place next Thurs
day. Rev. J. Max Hark, of the Morayian
church, this city, will preach the baccaau.
resie sermon in the chapel sunday morning
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ElSTATE OF JOSEPH FUNK, LATE
~ OF Washington borough. deceased. Let
tsrs OF administration on said estate having
bean granted 10 ths undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested tn make I'm
mediate payment, and thOse having claims or
demands against the same. will present them
without Delay for ssttiement To tho under.
signed. rosidipg In Washington borough.
HaNkY wEkrZ, Administrators.
GEO kAUHAs, Attorney. tun8Gidhs